Here's me and Enge at the party in Mumbai.

This is the Gateway of India, built to commemorate the arrival of George V and Queen Mary in 1911.

John, Yvette, Jimmy, Me, and Patch at the party in Mumbai.

This is the band when we arrived at the Taj Hotel in Mumbai.

Here's a shot of me arriving at our hotel in Bangalore.

Here's a pic of the horn section with our new friends Sambia and Adit.

This picture shows the old and new coexisting within a modern Krung Thep. That's Bangkok for us foreigners.

This is me at the top of the tallest building in Thailand, the Baiyoke Sky Hotel.

I'm standing outside of the temple of the Emerald Budha. You're not allowed to take pictures inside.

Although you can't see her, me and Miriam went for quite the wild ride with our Tuk Tuk driver through the intense Bangkok traffic.

Here's a night shot of the view outside of the venue. There was a nice park with a lake, very beautiful.

The durian is known as the "King of Fruit" in Asia. It is a local delicacy that tastes delicious but smells like a mix of gasoline and cat urine.

This is looking up from the base of the Petronus Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. These were formerly the tallest buildings in the world.

Here's a night shot of the towers.

John, Jimmy, Tony, and myself showing off our new watches from Chinatown.

Ah, Chinatown... Where anything can be bought for $5. we bought a ton of knock off watches and bootleg DVDs.

Here is a night time shot of the view from our hotel in Genting. It overlooks the valley where you can make out KL.

Here I am standing in Merlion Park. The merlion is the national symbol of Singapore.

This is the new concert hall called the Esplanade. I saw a joke somewhere that it looks like a giant durian fruit.

Here is the beautiful downtown Singapore skyline. I took this shot just after sunset from the Esplanade.

Here's a better shot of the merlion. Half lion, half fish, it represents Singapore's past (Singa means lion).

Here's a group shot before the gig in singapore.

Hong Kong is absolutely incredible to behold as the sun begins to dip down. I couldn't stop photographing!

This picture shows one of the many ships sailing out of the Hong Kong deep water harbour. It is the busiest port in the world.

Here is Hong Kong's famous skyline taken from the Kowloon side on the Avenue of the Stars.

Here's a wide shot of the skyline.

Here is a night view of Hong Kong from the top of Victoria's Peak. This was around 10:30 at night.

Here I am at The Peak. I had my tripod set up to take this one.

This is a group shot after the gig at the HK Convention Center.

This is another shot taken before the gig.

This is the view of Tokyo from my hotel window. I believe that is the Shinjuku district in the background.